Walking and biking to school is a great way to start the day. “Let’s Move May!” events will encourage students to get moving by biking, walking or rolling to school. If your child has not walked or biked to school, click on the following links for safety information about walking or riding. May 9th and May 16th will be official “Walk and Roll to School” days. May 9th will also be the start of our Walking Wednesdays TA Community Walk. Parents are invited to walk with students and staff during our homeroom Teacher Advisory from 8:40 until 9:00 on the track.
Congratulations to Gabe Katz and Sajani Sivakumar for representing FHTMS at the state chess tournament on April 13th. They earned a plaque for Middle School Division State Team Champions, which will be proudly displayed in our trophy case.
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When: Saturday, May 19th
10:00am-1:00pm (check-in begins at 9:00am)
Where: Dorset Park, 575 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT
Click here for complete information
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Congratulations to Nevil Desai for participating in the Vermont State Science and Mathematics Fair at Norwich University on Saturday. His project was titled Energy Conservation: The Most Efficient Home Insulator. And congratulations to Mehul Shah whose project, Wind Turbines: Number of Blades and Energy Production, won an award from Entergy Vermont Yankee for an outstanding project related to energy at the State Science Fair on Saturday March 31, 2012.
Watch Eva Sollberger's Stuck in Vermont Video on the VT Science & Math Fair
featuring FHTMS students.
used with permission from Eva Sollberger and "Stuck In Vermont"
FHTMS is participating in the FuelUpToPlay 60 program which
encourages physical activity and healthy eating.
Click here to create your own account to log your activity
and participate in fun challenges.
to a school in Kesennuma City, Japan after the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. Students from the elementaryschool wrote back thanking our students for their generous help.
Thank you for sending us the supplies when we were in trouble after the earthquake. Among the supplies, there were a variety of things: food, pencils, erasers...It was very helpful for us to receive these necessities of life. I thought I wanted to say "thank you" to each person who sent these to us. Therefore, I am so glad I hae a chance to write this letter to you. If you are ever in trouble, I would like to help you.
6th grader Taguchi
Translated by Sinyoung Ra Evans
Japanese Language Instructor
SBHS
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